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Stephen Curry confirms his return to college football in 2025

In a surprising announcement that has captivated both basketball and football fans, Stephen Curry, the NBA superstar known for his unparalleled shooting ability, confirmed his return to college football in 2025. While Curry’s professional career in basketball has made him a global icon, his love for football has always been well-known, especially given his athletic background in the sport before fully committing to basketball. Curry, who played quarterback at Charlotte Christian School in North Carolina, has now decided to pursue his football aspirations once again, albeit in a limited capacity.

Curry’s return to college football is set to be a groundbreaking story. Despite achieving legendary status in the NBA, he has always spoken fondly of his high school football days, where he was a promising quarterback. Now, with the 2025 season on the horizon, Curry is set to re-enter college football, albeit as an older player, in a move that could change the landscape of sports culture. Curry’s decision to return stems from a desire to prove that his athleticism extends beyond the hardwood and to showcase his skills on the football field.

This decision has generated a lot of buzz, with many questioning which college program will be lucky enough to land the two-time MVP. While Curry’s age (he will be 37 by 2025) makes it an unconventional move, his commitment to sports excellence is unquestioned. His football skills may be less well-known than his basketball talents, but Curry has never been one to shy away from challenges. His return is expected to draw significant attention, not only from fans but from sports media and analysts alike, as they eagerly anticipate how this unique chapter of his athletic career will unfold.

Curry’s return to college football in 2025 is poised to be one of the most fascinating storylines in the world of sports, blending his iconic NBA career with a bold leap back into football.

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